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25 Mar 2015
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Construction Begins on the Whole Foods Market at the Goffe Mill Plaza

March 25, 2015 | 0 Comments | , ,

Demolition and construction has begun on the Whole Foods Market at the Goffe Mill Plaza in Bedford, NH.  New Hampshire Business Review featured the start of construction in their March 25th Edition of Real Estate & Construction News Roundup.

TFMoran provided civil/site and traffic engineering, permitting, land surveying and landscape architectural services for the redevelopment of the former Sheraton Wayfarer Inn site on South River Road. A 40,000sf Whole Foods Market will anchor the new mixed-use development, along with two new restaurants, a 8,800sf retail building, a bank, a 7,564sf fitness center and 73 apartment units. The 16.2 acre historic site was originally developed in 1744 by Colonel John Goffe. An historic mill building will remain on the site as part of a park design. Whole Foods Market anticipates opening in late 2015.

13 Feb 2015
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TFMoran Named Best Engineer in the 2015 BOB Awards

February 13, 2015 | 0 Comments | , ,

TFMoran, Inc. has been selected as “Best Engineering Firm” in New Hampshire Business Review’s BOB Awards reader’s survey, which honors the “best of business” in New Hampshire in over 90 categories. TFMoran was established in 1968 and is involved in major engineering projects throughout New Hampshire and the northeast.

“It is a great honor that we have won three years in a row,” says Robert Duval, president of TFMoran. “This clearly shows that our civil, structural and traffic engineers, surveyors and landscape architects are focused on client service and delivering the best engineering solutions possible.  And, with our recent acquisition of MSC Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors in Portsmouth, we can offer award winning professional services to the seacoast region.”

TFMoran and the other winners will be honored on Thursday, March 5, at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. “With 2,700 ballots cast for the 2015 Awards, the BOBs continue to be considered a standard of excellence in New Hampshire,” said Jeff Feingold, editor of NHBR, “At this year’s award ceremony, we are celebrating with a Wild West theme – so dig out your cowboy hats and register at nhbr.com.” A portion of the proceeds will benefit New Horizons for NH.